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There’s nothing worse than finding yourself on the wrong side of a tech trend. The commercial real estate industry has seen itself in that position more than a time or two, but I believe we’ve finally turned a corner where we’re actively focusing on new and emerging tech trends to keep the industry moving forward. Along these lines … one of the most interesting articles I’ve read in a lo...
A new hotel concept is ditching reservation staff for self-service tablets. Manhattan's Public Hotel is owned by Ian Schrager, also the creator of nightclub Studio 54. With this concept, Schrager aims to push back against the ever-growing Airbnb by developing a tech-fueled hotel that obliterates the need for staff such as bellhops and front-desk attendants, thereby keeping costs low, the Wall...
Navigation Start Here About Blog Resources Contact Search Start Here About Blog Resources Contact Search Real Estate Tech Funding: What and Who to Know Joe Stampone September 13, 2017 Featured, Innovation/Technology Leave a Comment “The real estate industry is slow to adopt new technology”. How many times have you heard that statement? While there may be some truth to it from a relative perspe...
Partnership enabling independent hotels worldwide to offer mobile key guestroom access DALLAS, TX and Phoenix – Corporate hotel chains aren't the only ones imbuing their hospitality experiences with newly developed technologies. An exclusive technology partnership between OpenKey and IBC Hospitality Technologies is now enabling independent hotels worldwide to offer the in-demand mobile serv...
NewBook PMS front desk The team behind innovative software that helps hotel owners reduce the time spent on administration tasks and grow business are celebrating after racking up more positive feedback. NewBook has already secured awards and built up a loyal client base across the UK and further afield but uses testimonials and feedback as a key way to measure ongoing success and identify areas w...
Guest Post by Stuart Berger, CPA, Partner at Sax LLP, Founder of Sax’s Real Estate PracticeThe real estate industry, and every industry at that, is facing a forced evolution due to new and more innovative technological tools that benefit tenants and owners alike. This new age calls for a swift revamp in the ways developers, owners, operators, and tenants function and communicate. The bar of ...
By John Berean, Project Manager at HVS San Francisco Home to numerous high-tech corporations and startup companies, Silicon Valley encompasses the southern portion of the San Francisco Bay Area. As defined by the 2017 Silicon Valley Index, this region covers the cities in San Mateo County and Santa Clara County. The index also incorporates portions of Alameda County, including the cities of Fremon...
I Have Seen the Future of Real Estate Leasing and it's Name is Liquidspace Maybe two or three people reading this blog will get the reference:) I know my friend Jeremy Neuer will. My buddy Charlie Sciarra will get it, for sure. It's a classic rock and roll quote of legendary proportions when then music critic Jon Laundau wrote a review after seeing Bruce Springsteen perform a concert ear...
Technology drives us forward. It advances our way of life. While technology of course comes with pros and cons, no one can deny that it has greater benefits to mankind. As technology progresses, it gives people more freedom to explore new techniques towards improving quality of life. From printers and copiers to electronic planners and digital conferences, business and business management took a g...
Awesome and Expensive By Adina Marcut on Sep 11, 2017 in Technology What makes a pair of glasses smart? They can improve the quality of what you see. This process is called augmented reality (AR). You can navigate the internet by giving natural language commands, you can also synchronize with computers and smartphones for communication. Today's smart glasses have almost all the features of a ...